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One ID, for life
You are registered once and given a permanent Jeeva ID. Every visit, every scan, every prescription and every bill attaches to that one number - so nothing is lost between departments, and nothing is asked of you twice.
Care teamEvery patient gets a named care plan, day or night.
50+ bedsPrivate rooms and modern equipment, built for recovery.
Multispecialty care in Hanamkonda
Modern medicine,human touch.
Patient-first care across 16 specialties in Hanamkonda — from a routine checkup to complex trauma, built around the people we treat rather than the paperwork.
- Cardiology
- Orthopaedics
- Gynaecology
- Paediatrics
- General Medicine
- Neurology
- Dermatology
- ENT
- General Surgery
- Plastic Surgery
- Urology
- Neurosurgery
- Anaesthesiology
- Pulmonology
- Psychiatry
- Physiotherapy
(01)Why Jeeva
Care thatremembers you.
A hospital that already knows your history is a hospital that stops asking you to be your own medical record. That is the whole idea, and everything below is what it takes to keep the promise.
Hanamkonda, Warangal
One building. One record. One ID for life.
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KP
VC
AS
+11Departments, staffed
16
Most referrals never leave the building.
Medicine, surgery, women's and children's health and more, consulting under one roof.
Consultants on the panel
15+
You know who you are seeing before you book.
Named doctors with published fees, days and OPD hours. No pooled queue.
Routine report turnaround
30 min
Bloods drawn in the morning are read before lunch.
Routine samples are processed in-house and land on your record - and your phone - usually before you have left the building. Nothing is couriered to a lab three districts away.
Hospital ID, for life
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One ID carries every visit you have ever had here.
Prescriptions, scans and bills, all on one record. Ten years on, a doctor you have never met can read your history in the time it takes to sit down.
Ready when you are
Pick your consultant, pick your slot.
(04)The panel
The people whowill treat you.
Every consultant here is named, with their qualification, their days and their fee published before you book. You should know who you are seeing.
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7 yrsDr. Athyun G
Anaesthesiology
- Specialisation
- Anaesthesiology & Critical Care
- Experience and age
- 7 yrs in practice · Age 39
KP
10 yrsDr. K Padmaja
Anaesthesiology
- Specialisation
- Anaesthesiology & Critical Care
- Experience and age
- 10 yrs in practice · Age 40
VC
7 yrsDr. venkatarathnam Ch
ENT
- Specialisation
- Ear, Nose & Throat
- Experience and age
- 7 yrs in practice · Age 35
AS
12 yrsDr. A Santhosh
General Medicine
- Specialisation
- General Medicine
- Experience and age
- 12 yrs in practice · Age 35
MS
12 yrsDr. M Sushma
General Medicine
- Specialisation
- General Medicine
- Experience and age
- 12 yrs in practice · Age 35
P
10 yrsDr. Poornachander
General Surgery
- Specialisation
- General Surgery & Laparoscopy
- Experience and age
- 10 yrs in practice · Age 40
SC
12 yrsDr. Shireesha Ch
Gynaecology
- Specialisation
- Obstetrics & Gynecologist
- Experience and age
- 12 yrs in practice · Age 30
AB
7 yrsDr. Aditya Bellala
Neurology
- Specialisation
- DM Neuro Physician, General Medicine
- Experience and age
- 7 yrs in practice · Age 40
(02)Departments
Every specialty,one corridor apart.
From a racing heart to a child's fever, most of a family's care lives in this one building in Hanamkonda. Consult, test and collect medicines in a single visit.
1 departmentChild CareNewborns to teenagers - and the parents who worry about them.
1 departmentWomen CarePregnancy, delivery and women's health at every stage.
3 departmentsSurgical CareHernias, gallstones, stones and reconstruction - keyhole where possible.
2 departmentsOrtho & RehabBones, joints and spine, with the physiotherapy that gets you moving again.
2 departmentsNeuro CareHeadache, seizures, stroke and spine - medical and surgical, together.
7 departmentsMore CareGeneral medicine, chest, mental health, ENT and more - where most visits start.
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(03)The care model
You should not have to beyour own medical record.
Most of what goes wrong in a hospital goes wrong in the gaps: a file that did not follow you from one department to the next, a test repeated because nobody could find the first result, a bill nobody could explain. We built the software this hospital runs on before we built this page, and we built it to close those gaps.
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Your history is already on the screen
By the time you sit down, the doctor can see your past visits, your last blood report and what you were prescribed in March. You should not have to be your own medical record.
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Diagnostics and pharmacy in the building
Tests are ordered straight to our lab, and results land on your record the moment they are ready. Medicines are dispensed from batch-tracked stock against your ID, with a proper GST bill in your hand.
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You pick the consultant, not a queue
Every doctor here is named, with their qualification, the days they sit and the hours they consult published before you book. There is no pooled list and no 'whoever is free' - the consultant you chose is the one who sees you.
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The price is on the website, not at the counter
Consultation fees, ward rates and health check prices are all published here, and they are the same figures the hospital bills from. A room rate is locked at admission, so the number you were quoted is the number on the bill.
(06) · Always open
One door never closes
Routine OPD runs 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM, 24/7. Emergency is a separate door and is staffed every hour of every day, including Sundays and holidays - because the thing you cannot plan for is the thing a hospital has to be ready for.
+91 9100005195 · 24×7Register and book
OPD 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM · 24/7 · emergency never closes
Across four ward classes
30
Inpatient beds
Continuously monitored
8
ICU units
Consulting daily
16
Specialties
Named, with published fees
15+
Consultants
Hanamkonda, Warangal · one building
Every bed, theatre and consulting room counted here is inside it. The ward rates that go with them are published on this site too, and locked at admission - so the figure you are quoted is the figure you are billed.
(05)Your first visit
Four steps,start to finish.
Never been here before? This is a first visit end to end - what happens at each desk, and roughly how long it takes. Registration happens once; after that your Jeeva ID is the only thing you need to bring.
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Register
About 2 minutes · once, ever
The front desk issues your permanent Jeeva ID. It takes about two minutes, and you only ever do it once.
So no visit after this one ever starts with a form again.
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Consult
Your history, already open
You meet your doctor with your full history already open in front of them - no lost files, no repeating yourself.
So you are not the one carrying the file, or remembering the dosage.
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Diagnostics
Routine reports in about 30 minutes
Any tests advised go straight to our lab. Reports upload to your record the moment they are ready.
So most people leave with the result, not a date to come back for it.
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Pharmacy
Batch-tracked · GST bill
Prescribed medicines are dispensed against your ID from verified, batch-tracked stock. GST bill in hand.
So what you are handed can be traced, and what you paid is on paper.
One building · one trip
Consult, test and collect medicines in a single visit.
That is what the four steps are for. Registration happens once, ever - every visit after this one starts at step 02.
(06)Facilities
Everything underone roof, on purpose.
The point of a multispeciality building is that the test, the scan and the medicine are a corridor away, not another trip across town.
Diagnostics
30 min
Average turnaround on routine bloods, processed in this building rather than sent out and waited on.
Inpatient · ICU
30 beds
General, semi-private and private rooms plus a monitored ICU, with published day rates and a bed for the attendant.
(01)Digital X-ray & imaging
On-site X-ray for fractures and spine, with imaging support for neurology.
(02)ECG · 2D Echo · TMT
Cardiac work-ups the same day. Chest pain assessed without a referral across town.
(03)In-house pharmacy
Batch-tracked stock, dispensed against your Jeeva ID with a printed GST bill.
(04)Day theatre
Minor procedures and day surgery, with recovery in the same building.
(05)Emergency, always open
The doors do not close. Triage, resuscitation and admission run through the night and through every holiday.
(08)In their words
What people tell uson their way out.
Kept short, and kept exactly as they said it at the desk.
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(09)Visit us
Easy to find,open all day.
Parking at the gate, wheelchair access at the main entrance, and a person on the other end of the phone.
Hanamkonda, Warangal
Jeeva Multispeciality Hospital
Address
Road No. 4, Near Asian Cinema, Baala Samudhram, Hanamkonda, Telangana – 506001
OPD hours
8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
24/7.
Emergency · 24×7
+91 9100005195
Every day, including holidays. Walk straight in - no appointment, no registration first.
(10)Questions
Beforeyou come.
If your question isn't here, call the front desk. A person picks up.
What should I bring on my first visit?
Just yourself, a phone number, and any old reports or prescriptions you have. Reception registers you in about two minutes and issues your Jeeva ID (it looks like JMH2026OP00123). Every visit after that, the ID is all you need - your history is already with us.
Can I choose which doctor I see?
Yes. Every consultant is named on this site with their qualification, the days and hours they consult, and their fee - you pick the one you want and book that slot. There is no pooled queue and no "whoever is on duty": the consultant you booked is the consultant who sees you.
Are you open on Sunday?
Routine OPD runs 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM, 24/7 - so Sunday is the one day there is no routine consulting. Emergency is a separate door and never closes: it is staffed 24×7, every day of the year including Sundays and holidays, on +91 9100005195.
Do I pay before or after seeing the doctor?
The consultation is billed when you book at the desk - you'll get a printed receipt with the fee on it. Medicines and lab tests, if the doctor advises any, are billed separately at the pharmacy and lab counters, so you only ever pay for what you actually take.
How do I collect my lab reports?
Routine blood work is usually ready in about 30 minutes. You can collect a printout from the lab counter, or sign in to the patient portal with your Jeeva ID and download it from your phone - every report you've ever had here stays in one place.
Can my medicines be bought outside?
Of course. The doctor's prescription is yours - our in-house pharmacy simply has the medicines the doctors here actually prescribe, checks expiry dates automatically, and bills with proper GST receipts. If we're short-stocked, we'll say so rather than substitute quietly.
Can someone stay with an admitted patient?
Yes - one attendant per patient, and we record their name and phone at admission so the ward can reach the right person immediately. General ward has attendant chairs; private rooms have a proper attendant bed.
What payment methods do you accept?
Cash, UPI, and cards at every counter - consultation, pharmacy, lab, and admissions. Every payment gets a printed, GST-compliant receipt with a receipt number, and any past bill can be reprinted at the desk if you lose yours.
What will a room cost if I have to be admitted?
Every ward rate is on this site rather than quoted to you at admission - from ₹1,500 a day for the general ward, with what each room includes listed beside the price. Room rent above ₹5,000 a day attracts 5% GST on the non-ICU wards; ICU is exempt. The rate is locked at admission, so the figure you were quoted is the figure you are billed.
Do I need to fast for a health check?
Most of the 6 packages do - nothing but water for about 10 hours - and each one says so on the health checks page along with how long it takes. No appointment slot is needed; come any morning. Routine bloods come back in about 30 minutes, so a doctor goes through the results with you before you leave rather than posting them on.
Which languages can I be seen in?
Telugu and English, across the whole consulting panel. Each doctor's profile lists the languages they consult in, so you can check before you book rather than finding out in the room.
(24×7)Emergency
Don't book.Come straight in.
The emergency department never closes and needs no appointment. If you can, call ahead so the team is ready before you arrive.
(11)Get seen
Don't waiton your health.
OPD runs 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM, seven days a week, and the emergency door never closes. Booking takes about a minute and holds you a real slot with a named consultant.
Already visited? Sign in with your Jeeva ID to pull up every report, prescription and bill you have ever had here.